water cooling setup

[sirkillalot617]

do you think this is a good setup for my watercooling

res-pump-triple rad-cpu-triple rad-gpus-double rad-res any thoughts welcome

[dgrmkrp]

2 triple rads+double rad.. 1 pump.. could be difficult pressure-drop-wise.. even if they are onepass low-flow ones.. and the best thing would be pump-cpu then the rest.. still, very nice radiator "power".. but i'm no expert

[sirkillalot617]

i could put two pumps in if thats possible

[dgrmkrp]

everything is more than posssible! browse around the net and you'll see people using huge pumps, no rads and a reservoir of 1000+ gallons (search for a guy who made his setup in his basement, with custom made by him blocks, custom pipes >1/2" and totally fanless). u could use 2 nice pumps in the "middle's" of the loops.. i think this would be better than one big pump... keep the flow constant and stuff.. also, i've seen a weird thing looong ago for just one pump.. if u have one-pass radiators, u could run them in parallel for an even lower flow rate.. this is different than running a double-pass as an even lower pressure drop occurs.. the experts in cooling may give their oppinios, as i only got faster to this thread and am by no means trully qualified to give advice (i'm an air cooling freak)

[sirkillalot617]

well thanks for your help any how

[MitaPi]

You should look into dual pumps. Or have 2 kits, one for your cpu and one for the gpu and other things. You will probably have problems with that much stuff and only one pump.

[sirkillalot617]

any ideas were to puit the second pump

[craigr1982]

i would put the 2nd pump before the gpu's but that just me.
Again not a watercooling expert, just happened to be around.

[Silenced_Coyote]

I don't think you need the first triple rad in that setup you got there.

[sirkillalot617]

i know i dont but iv got two already from two previous pc so i might as well use them